After Guan Yu died, who took possession of his Qinglong Yanyue Sword and Red Rabbit Horse? How does it end?

Guan Yu's Qinglong Yanyue Sword and Red Rabbit Fire Dragon Horse are indeed two mysteries, which are puzzling.

1. Let’s talk about the Qinglong Yanyue Sword first.

The Qinglong Yanyue Sword appeared in the first chapter of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

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Liu Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei

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After the sworn alliance, They discussed doing something big. It happened that a group of merchants passed by, so Liu Bei stopped them and invited them to dinner. The food could not be eaten in vain, so the merchants had no choice but to leave behind fifty good horses, five hundred taels of gold and silver, and one thousand catties of iron.

The three brothers used the iron to let the craftsmen make weapons. Guan Yu made the Qinglong Yanyue Sword, also called the "Lengyan Saw", which weighed eighty-two kilograms.

Since then, this Qinglong Yanyue Sword has accompanied Guan Yu's magnificent fighting career, stained with the blood of countless heroes, and established great achievements.

Guan Yu lost Jingzhou and walked to Maicheng, but was captured by Soochow. He was killed unyieldingly and died heroically. This sword was given by Sun Quan to Pan Zhang who had made great achievements.

Pan Zhang once fought against Huang Zhong with this Qinglong Sword in Chapter 83 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

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Liu Bei avenged his second brother Guan Yu and raised an army to conquer Wu. The veteran general Huang Zhong accompanied the army and attacked Soochow on the battlefield. Pioneer challenges.

Pan Zhang came to fight Huang Zhong with the Qinglong Yanyue Sword. The two fought for several rounds, with neither winning nor losing. Huang Zhong fought hard, but Pan Zhang "expected to be no match for him, so he turned his horse and ran away" and was defeated. go.

Not only Pan Zhang can use the Qinglong Yanyue Sword, but Guan Xing can also use it.

In this chapter, the two armies were fighting, and Pan Zhang fled and was separated from the army. The Shu general Guan Xing was also separated from the army and went to stay in a private house in the mountains. In the middle of the night, Pan Zhang happened to run over and bumped into Guan Xing. Pan Zhang turned around and ran away, but met Guan Yu's ghost. He was so frightened that he screamed "It's haunted!", fainted, and was stabbed by Guan Xing's sword. Kill him down. This Qinglong Yanyue Sword came into Guan Xing's hands again and became his weapon from then on.

Here comes the problem. Everyone knows that the Qinglong Yanyue Sword weighs eighty-two kilograms. If you are not a strong man with extraordinary physical strength, it is impossible to swing it.

Pan Zhang has rat-like ears. With just those two moves, could he be able to dance with the Qinglong Yanyue Sword?

Of course not possible. Here's my analysis: After Pan Zhang got the Qinglong Yanyue Sword, he couldn't move it at all, and it was difficult to stand it up. So he found a craftsman to thin the head of the Qinglong knife, cut the blade surface smaller, shortened the grip, and replaced the handle with a wooden one. After working it around, it only weighed twenty or thirty kilograms. , so I can barely swing it a few times.

In fact, what Guan Xing later obtained was this severely shrunk Qinglong Yanyue Sword.

2. Let’s talk about the Red Rabbit Horse

The Red Rabbit Horse first appeared in the third chapter of the novel.

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After Dong Zhuo came to Beijing, he monopolized power and killed Zhongliang indiscriminately, arousing Ding Yuan's opposition. Fight with force. Ding Yuan sent his adopted son Lu Bu into battle, and Dong Zhuo was defeated and fled.

In order to subdue Lü Bu, Dong Zhuo sent Li Ru to offer a red rabbit horse to Lü Bu to persuade him to submit to him.

This Red Rabbit and Fire Dragon Colt is "as red as coals from top to bottom, without any stray hairs. It is one foot long from head to tail, and eight feet high from hoof to neck. It screams and roars, and looks like it is flying into the sea." ", able to "travel thousands of miles in a day, cross water and climb mountains, as if walking on flat ground."

According to the laws of the Han Dynasty, underage horses were not allowed to be ridden. It took at least five years for a horse to grow to a height of "eight feet from hoof to crown".

Dong Zhuo came to Beijing in 189 AD, which means that Red Rabbit Horse was born before 184 years ago.

In his youth, Chi Tu Ma belonged to Lu Bu, the most powerful general in the world. He made outstanding achievements as Lu Bu made a big fuss at Hulao Pass, fought against Cao Cao in Puyang, attacked Xuzhou at night, and fought against Zhang Fei at Xia Pi.

In December of the third year of Jian'an, that is, in February 199 AD, Lu Bu was captured and killed in Baimenlou, and his glorious life came to an end.

The fourth year of Jian'an, that is, 200 AD. The mature 16-year-old Chitu Ma ushered in the "Guan Yu Era".

At this time, Guan Yuzheng was also in his prime.

The perfect combination of Guan Yu's power and the speed of the Red Rabbit Horse resulted in a magnificent undertaking.

In "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", it is mentioned that Guan Yu relied on the astonishing speed of the red rabbit horse to kill the enemy and made great achievements in the following points:

1. Bai Mapo beheaded Yan Liang

< p>In the battle of Baimapo, Guan Yu took the enemy general's head among the ten thousand horse army, and the red rabbit horse played an important role.

At that time, Yan Liang was enjoying the cool weather under his command. Guan Yu held the Qinglong Sword upside down and galloped down the hillside, heading straight for the formation. Yan Liang was "just about to ask" when Guan Yu, "the red rabbit and the horse are fast", had already arrived. Yan Liang was in front of him, and it was too late to resist. Guan Yu stabbed him under the horse with a knife.

2. Yanjin Crossing to Kill Wen Chou

Wen Chou led his troops to fight. Zhang Liao and Xu Huang competed, but Wen Chou shot down Zhang Liao's horse, and Xu Huang was forced to retreat. Guan Yu arrived, and in just three rounds, he beat Wen Chou until he turned around and walked around the river. "Guan Gong's horse is fast," he quickly caught up with Wen Chou, and killed him with a knife in the back of his head.

3. Luoyang Pass kills Meng Tan?

Guan Yu rode thousands of miles alone and came to Luoyang Pass. The city guards Han Fu and Meng Tan discussed a plan to lure the enemy. After Guan Yu was captured, Meng Tan was responsible for luring the enemy. He fought with Guan Yu, but within three seconds, he pretended to be defeated and left. Mr. Guan came after him. Meng Tan didn't expect that "Guan Gong's horse was so fast" that Guan Yu caught up and killed him with a sword.

After the Battle of Chibi, Guan Yu fought against Changsha. Chitu Ma was already 23 years old and began to show weakness.

Guan Yu and Huang Zhong fought. Huang Zhong pretended to be defeated and pulled his bow string twice in succession. Guan Yu was riding a red rabbit horse behind and could not catch up. Huang Zhong pulled away and shot the third arrow. Middle helmet tassel.

In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an, that is, in 219 AD, Guan Yu marched north to Xiangfan and clashed with the powerful general Pang De of Cao's army who came for reinforcements.

The two fought "for more than fifty years." Pang De pretended to be defeated, and Guan Gong pursued him, but was shot in the left arm by Pang De's hidden arrow.

At this time, Red Tuma was at least 35 years old and could not catch up with Pound at all. If Red Tuma was still in his prime, it would have been impossible for Pound to have the time to draw a bow and arrow. He was killed with a "knife in the back of the head".

When Guan Yu lost Jingzhou and went to Maicheng, Red Rabbit Horse was even more decrepit. Guan Yu encountered Jiang Qin and intercepted him. "There is no way to fight three times". Jiang Qin was defeated and Guan Gong pursued him for "more than twenty miles". ?

After chasing for more than 20 miles, he failed to catch up. The poor red rabbit horse was too old to even catch up with an ordinary war horse.

Knowing that the Red Rabbit Horse was old and unusable, Guan Yu still persisted in riding it into battle, which was indeed incomprehensible and ultimately led to his failure.

A tripping rope hidden in the grass ended the glory of Red Rabbit Horse and also ended the glory of Guan Yu.

Guan Yu was captured and killed, and the red rabbit horse was also rewarded by Sun Quan to Ma Zhong for his great achievements.

But Red Rabbit Horse is only willing to go with heroes like Lu Bu and Guan Yu. Guan Yu dismisses "Jiangdong Rats" like Ma Zhong, and Red Rabbit Horse also looks down upon them.

At the beginning of 220 AD, the red rabbit horse was already 36 years old, which is about 120 years old for us humans. The red rabbit horse "died without eating fodder for several days" and stopped its galloping forever.

When Zhuge Liang was conquering Menghuo in the south, there was a lady named Zhu Rong riding a red rabbit curly horse, which may be the offspring of the cross between the red rabbit horse and the local alpaca.